#cylcing — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #cylcing, aggregated by home.social.
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Yesterday I was in Taylor Creek Park here in East Toronto. Multi-use paths have been restored/extended, and cyclists, scooter users and pedestrians were all politely sharing the paths and looking out for each other. It was beautiful.
For a moment, I saw what getting around in this city could look like, instead of the hierarchy-based, testosterone-fulled, dangerous rage fest that is the typical experience of transportation in Toronto.
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Yesterday I was in Taylor Creek Park here in East Toronto. Multi-use paths have been restored/extended, and cyclists, scooter users and pedestrians were all politely sharing the paths and looking out for each other. It was beautiful.
For a moment, I saw what getting around in this city could look like, instead of the hierarchy-based, testosterone-fulled, dangerous rage fest that is the typical experience of transportation in Toronto.
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Yesterday I was in Taylor Creek Park here in East Toronto. Multi-use paths have been restored/extended, and cyclists, scooter users and pedestrians were all politely sharing the paths and looking out for each other. It was beautiful.
For a moment, I saw what getting around in this city could look like, instead of the hierarchy-based, testosterone-fulled, dangerous rage fest that is the typical experience of transportation in Toronto.
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Yesterday I was in Taylor Creek Park here in East Toronto. Multi-use paths have been restored/extended, and cyclists, scooter users and pedestrians were all politely sharing the paths and looking out for each other. It was beautiful.
For a moment, I saw what getting around in this city could look like, instead of the hierarchy-based, testosterone-fulled, dangerous rage fest that is the typical experience of transportation in Toronto.
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Yesterday I was in Taylor Creek Park here in East Toronto. Multi-use paths have been restored/extended, and cyclists, scooter users and pedestrians were all politely sharing the paths and looking out for each other. It was beautiful.
For a moment, I saw what getting around in this city could look like, instead of the hierarchy-based, testosterone-fulled, dangerous rage fest that is the typical experience of transportation in Toronto.
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Merdeka ride in SIC! 🇲🇾
Let’s cycle 🚴🏻♀️🚴🏻♂️ at our track with your best merdeka outfit! 🏁
Scan the QR code to book your slot today.
Merdeka! Merdeka! Merdeka! 🇲🇾
*Terms and conditions apply*
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Merdeka ride in SIC! 🇲🇾
Let’s cycle 🚴🏻♀️🚴🏻♂️ at our track with your best merdeka outfit! 🏁
Scan the QR code to book your slot today.
Merdeka! Merdeka! Merdeka! 🇲🇾
*Terms and conditions apply*
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Merdeka ride in SIC! 🇲🇾
Let’s cycle 🚴🏻♀️🚴🏻♂️ at our track with your best merdeka outfit! 🏁
Scan the QR code to book your slot today.
Merdeka! Merdeka! Merdeka! 🇲🇾
*Terms and conditions apply*
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It might not seem like much, but it's a #PR for me. Yes, I've ridden further, yes I've had a higher top speed, but I've never been able to maintain a consistent speed form multiple mile back to back. All but mile 1 today I maintained between 16.0 and 16.4 miles per hour, for 3.5 miles in a row.
My #cylcing adventure on my #vintagebike is what is driving my #fitnessjourney. It's hard to take a second to be proud of yourself, so make sure that you a recognizing all the wins you have. -
It might not seem like much, but it's a #PR for me. Yes, I've ridden further, yes I've had a higher top speed, but I've never been able to maintain a consistent speed form multiple mile back to back. All but mile 1 today I maintained between 16.0 and 16.4 miles per hour, for 3.5 miles in a row.
My #cylcing adventure on my #vintagebike is what is driving my #fitnessjourney. It's hard to take a second to be proud of yourself, so make sure that you a recognizing all the wins you have.
